Parents Triolet Poems | Examples
These Parents Triolet poems are examples of Triolet poems about Parents. These are the best examples of Triolet Parents poems written by international poets.
I was fixed in front of my parent's grave.
They were quiet as the tomb was interned.
There were only two people that were brave.
I was fixed in front of my parent's grave.
We have no soothing words or blooms to save
They shared their emotions, and I feel burned.
I was fixed in front of my parent's grave.
They were quiet as the tomb was interned.
Written: May 10, 2023
Will you kindly show me your sympathy?
I am so lonely and helpless today.
You're my baby once, I'd shown empathy.
Will you kindly show me your sympathy?
I had felt your pains by telepathy,
I do not know, today, you feel that way.
Will you kindly show me your sympathy?
I am so lonely and helpless today.
“Honor your father and mother” (This is the first commandment with a promise)
(Ephesians 6:2)
21 May 2021
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It's time for school to start again.
Children must cease their summer play,
to once more pick up books, paper, pen.
It's time for school to start again.
Parents try to hide a grin.
They've been waiting for this day.
It's time for school to start again.
Children must cease their summer play.
Teachers welcome with a smile,
students on their first school day,
their faces scrubbed and dressed in style.
Teachers welcome with a smile,
then line them up in single file,
to enter in the room that way.
Teachers welcome with a smile,
students on their first school day.
8/20/15